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@AlaErt LOL
You're hilarious.
You started Ikea... I left the forum for two minutes... you're now veering into RadioShack territory.
That looks cool. I need to build something like this with my Volcas and Circuit, but every time I start thinking about it or putting it together it gets bigger and then I’m like of course I need 49+ keys, effects, and the next thing I know it’s out of control.
Really neat!
If it does what you want then size means nothing.
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Thats what she said.
Niiiiiice!
Last update of the life „surfboard“ rig
Still completely battery powered, and everything is mounted on to the wooden board.
I got the squid, which is dedicated to the iPad. Quite a powerful sequencer and the range of great synths released for iOs represents endless possibilities: 16 tracks for all kinds of synthesis.
the rytm is the analog beast counterpart to all the digital madness.
Then the Iconnectaudio4 came into the game: the routing possibilities and the usb midi host port are priceless.
On the backside of the board there is a free usb port, where a controller of choice can be connected.
What's the DC to USB converter you're using with your power bank with Rytm? @AlaErt
My RipCord 12v isn't powerful to run that or my Analog Four.
From what I can see is that he uses a 12V powerbank. So no USB converter
right !
I was curious about which cable you're using out of the DC powered devices?
i made the cables by myself. quite easy, as i was able to find plugs which don't even need soldering - they have screws.
Link?
Got it. UK link for those interested
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pairs-Female-Connector-Adapter-Camera/dp/B07Q9YJJ4Y/ref=asc_df_B07Q9YJJ4Y/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=214453842616&hvpos=1o18&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15632663888444145461&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=t&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006976&hvtargid=pla-735500179325&psc=1
@supadom Check out RipCord if you don't want to go the DIY route.
Thanks @AlaErt What's the model of the power bank?
yeah, but for elektron you need 5.5 x 2.5 not 5.5 x 2.1 mm
i got it from a local store (austria) Even they don‘t sell it anymore. It was not a „well known“ brand. Any powerbank with 12v output will do. As soon i‘m at home i can check the brand again.
torx screws forever!
No! I mean, for your sake, I hope you get some music made but I think most of us love this stuff.
Looks neat! So, you just sequence the drums from the electron and then sequence the rest from the Squid and the iPad is mostly as a sound module and mixer? Or is it set up otherwise?
How is the iPad mounted? Just two pieces of wood to slip it in? And it’s stable that way?
Post some short clips of what your doing with it if you have the time!
For the ipad i’ve used a small ikea tablet stand, shortened it and screwed it onto the wood. It’s quite stable, but maybe i get a second one.
Yes, the ipad is mostly a sound module and a effect rig and i use Enso for some live percussion looping (from a mic connected to 4. analog input on the iconnectaudio) and i use some granular synths.
Squid sequences the ios synths (the scale mode is great and the random sequences and running directions even more) and sometimes the bassline of the rytm. (thanks to te iconnectaudio4 everything is talking to everything via usb-midi)
The rytm is for drums and analog bass, AND i use one track (which i mute/turn off on the rytm) to midi-control the parameters of all the ios synths, as i’ve found out that the 8 knobs not only send CC values (which was obvious) but if you press the parameter buttons below the knobs, their CC # change so i got virtually 48 knobs to control the soft synths!
Sorry for my crappy english.
Neat setup. Just add a keyboard if you need it or have the space. Do you have a link to the IKEA stand you used? It’s hard to see in the pic. Yeah, that works out that it doubles as CC on your other track on the electron. Kein Problem! Ich kann verstehen Sie ganz richtig. Blesser als vielen Menschen, das English ersten Sprechen Koennen. I saw you were buying in Austria, so there is my crappy German. I’m trying to remember back a few years and didn’t look anything up.
Now, let's see this small mobile rig in action!
great german ! :-))
the stand is just this stupid one here: https://www.ikea.com/at/de/p/bergenes-halter-fuer-mobiltelefon-tablet-bambus-30358875/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwpPHoBRC3ARIsALfx-_Ji5lvg_55Iv4Q7NYFMo48hxef1qpSW7b6W-We97eYpRWt4Yv2FO8caAoe1EALw_wcB
I cut it in half and screw it on the board:
So now you've got one left for a second iDevice?
It seems we can’t get that at IKEA in the United States here. Unless I go to Ebay. It looks like a good solution to keep it compact though.
send me your adress via PM. I got some spare stands. I‘ll send you over one - gotta go to the post office anyway to send a lot of stuff.
Great rig, thanks for sharing. Good inspiration to see such a neat job done. Would love to hear some of your jams
Have you made that wooden box yourself? And I'm also interested in that tin can, is it the most important part of the rig?